Sixty one Member,
Battery E Leaves
For Camp Clatsop
< »pt. F sy e Ntewsrt I»e4ds Men im i
Annual Trip. Have IU<h Her-
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THE SENTINEL
VOLUME L COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1940
Annual Pet Parade
Entries
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School Children
Must Have Exams
COMING EVENTS OF INTEREST;
THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW
D r a w s 2 ^ 7
Sixty one men and four officer«
of Battery "E", 249th Coast Ar-
s
ä
two wi cks
NYA Camp Gives
Trained Forest
> ‘e Department
NUMBER 44 r<
a
s
iä s
s actual
ä ä entries
«t.■srA*sa
of 287
were entered ['w n
¡ a
r
t
The
h a .„ ilery
.r y under
uM er C
C aptain
p ..., F
K a ey.
In . . h i» e r n e u « n a d n o m o re u
300
me n
y e 1,1
m ™
a n oou
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Stewart will be one of many of
«how tickets were given to JT . ’
,hc organization through
the National Guurd batteries ,h ,‘ entries at the close of the pa-
* £ _ ’} * ? * ° /
and
Into Ottawa, Montreal and Toron-
training at Camp Clatsop. The Io- r“de.
cal laittery has alwuys come home
June
with nx-ords of one kind or an- winni
other for their work at camp und B‘n ‘
this year's group will be out to up- months-old calf won the grand
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hold their reputation.
I prize of 110 Along with this cash t‘ona‘ Hl-Y convention. rhey will
The following are the names of
Ml** Bird had the privilege ’ Pend five days in New York and
the men und officers making the ° r l< "ding the parade along Main
dayM <1" ,
Many other interesting places will
street.
trilo:
visited by the boys on the loop,
( apt.
a
Faye H. 1st
Stewart,
Lt. Col-I
Th» winners
the several
di . * Is- hlch
en P7
Gamutte.
Sgt. Philip
S. visions
won cash of prizes
of $1.00,
. wdl1 bri.n‘i th? n. bai*
n,,iz,,»„.b,
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f
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flr«
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through
Bukowskl, 1st Sat. Leon B. Van- 75 cents and 50 cents for first,
' the
j iL ’ southern states and
Nortwlck, Sgt. Edwin W. Bander, second und third prizes respective- San Francisco on their return.
Sgt. Dale W. Bennett, Sgt. Rich- ty-
The local F.F.A. chapter
ard H. Busheil. Sgt. Claude R.I The winners of the divisions have
its first summer meeting Fri-
Rodney SJ.t Safi.Iy SgtN Warnm C ^ H o t^ s^ V e r a June Mason, first; S i nlg£ i , , \ ne
at 7 ^ J * t
- Wright.
y
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Flaton,
second;
Dorris
high
school.
Summer
meetings are
Ashley
C orn o ra ls-
L m
F
B a ld w in BJorset third.
to **» he,d ,h» second Friday In
Arthur J Baud r Miles B Knapp’ Cows June Bird, first; Doro- ea£}? month during the vacation,
R o £ r t O. M b Harold F Mm- »hy M. Patten, semnd; Wesley
bu>ln«“
lhe m w t-
ney. Alh-rt Stalder Vernon A. Hansen, third.
‘n« * ‘11 be, to plan the summer
Thoroson
.. Goats Lola J o a n n Morgan, ^ “ .*2?.
Privates
to
no»
«Ining Provided.
•» of fighting tor
“ , Those
v ; r a in
school e«t fires in
ri this summer
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*»<*’»- aval.
Jiv
‘.he nciTivcs
services u»
of
i
against small pox what will ro u g h , correspond to a
ent and anyone Interested is In- ' / o|p ^ inhg ® a ,ist of child„ n city
?ity fire
fii? department
department adapted
adapted to
to
list
of
children
forest
fire
purposes,
announces
E.
’ » • - •» « » end.
win ijv e n w r r ii"
~ “ ““
Eddie Heck, local trapshooting faV .—
l , ♦ try Tb** w>rvice ** made possible
ace tied with Cal Ray of Cbquille
I. n
“
d u
25 throu«h the organization and es-
Barnett, Stewart Barr, Richard tablishment at the Peavy arbore
tum, just north of Corvallis, of an
NYA camp in which will be locat-
oi u
„ - cd all summer from 60 to 75 stu-
_
.
, -
. .
Hf>lmes Richard Howard. Ray- dents in the school of forestry es-
trap shooting club.
Mr. Heck
Heck missed
missed umy
only u one
pecially trained in fighting forest
Mr.
. i c d of . the
m e a n n e j^jrl„
L u nd h om - J / a ° c " - ST*“
'£ in shooting off the tie with
.u —
flres
Mr. Ray. However, Mr. Ray Adeline Markham, Bobbie Mendell,
The men wd|
¡n charge of
cracked 25 straight to walk off
p - i ™ 7 '
m -USS< p ? ard' George H.
Schroeder, assistant
with the trophy. "
Barham L -n n i’ Gyrate IdncTrri P«?fessor of forestry who is con
w M. Harpole and Eddie Heck L
, ' ?
, , , „
8ldered the best qualified special
came in second in the doubles
ln forest fire fi«htin& in ***
shoot with scores of 22-24.
”£22?? f°restry school in the United
„ h X
Pnrtblnd * jth,,th» sta te Hl-Y
hroeder Head« Men. Pay
*3» ’• Per Month. Addi
f i.
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There will be an election of
two'dteectore of i^ h riT 'lh strirt
No 45 to be held at the old high
gch<K>i building on south Fifth
„treet Monday. June 17, between
the hours of 2 and 7 p. m
c E Umphrey and E. R. Lem-
lev am ,m for reelection for three
-*> ** : ä
Beverly Seitz, Marian Sharp, Dale
w iS f^ F w ^ S t w Z d
G e^t
. J ^ tl ^ oigard . G e n »
£ hi ^ ti f ns° 2 ’ Edna Ril»Y- Georgie
S 5 S c a ierex5mhiattens ° J
^
’¿ b S T S S l e ^ i l l be called
o7 th ^ H ea k h
A ^ i m i n n X a ^ i n c t£e tim i !m
_
Under the arrangements just
^ompieted
tbe
$30 a month while they are in
camp. From this the students will
their ° Wn
Camping fa-
^ HtieS haJ l
P^wided by the
Eore8; , 7 ire association^
of the sponsore oi
Boolwr,
I tarn
NZwt'om'DanTel k
»cbd7*bom
L ' N
Nlckslc,
Don-
falter D
D. Pitcher,
aid L. Nixon, Walter
Pitcher.
Franc Is Frank1^
E. Turner,
Vaughn
W a i d Robert
° O t S s E.
I*
Wrteht BUI J Zlm m Siev Rav-
m o o d II. M.-cillough. Ivan C AL
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Blackmon-, Harold W. Boslaugh,
Avrà A. Bostick, Douglas T*
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SchV^keV. second;
si^ n d ; Ross Adkins',
Schr^ker,
Adkins.
third
,hlr'1
HerbJIn' Riiei*“wa"nd K H th'lla-
worth third
Birds Endri Tonoli. first. Frank-
.in Powero, second; Delmer Fish-
S
^ M M
i t y k r S " T V ^ e i t S d T ’ Gtenn™
thro«Sbo‘*
AHen
Glenn™
thro! « hou‘ " 7
FrlxTt’ and S L b J t h Mills o ,en n *» and
±
d ^ C in ? parts
e
even
of ' eastern Ore-
If possible it would be better
on actua) fire dut they
tboi^ who 7 ° ; l° tak/ tbe will receive regular fire fighters'
Z h ^ cten and S v e hiiT <to the *ages When they return to camp
^ S o m
complete
ai
< j . ». — a forestty nature in the Mc-
with Toxoid prevention of diph- I)onald experimental forest,
ïï- r , a jL ^ O m g m ^
thena and vaccination against
Besides affording opportunity
íir?¿’
,,n Makinson, second.
XMÄi j Hir.---.4-i-m m
small pox.
for summer employment the plan
„
J * ™ * " -,
T lelCl M eetin g s
If your »hild will be entering provide trie? men with additional
school J h is fall and his name is ^ ¡ 0 ^ for professional careers,
r Ot
Tu heret iS uT may 7
i f ” 835,8
Ma®0*1- while at the
Unusual Pets Dale McFarland,
second;
ii"L iu
third*1**’ *eC<>nd:
Forage crops nurseries for seed
There has been a large percent- of the county health nurse at Gained ^ Z e ^ g M e i^ 3 te^^em er-
Velma I o » « £ .
irS tld„n„r , lni.. and forage trill be seen and dis- age of pupils neither tardy nor ab- 180-J. from 8 a. m until 12 a. m. ™ r cau
8
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cussed at four field meeting to sent the past year according to on Thursday or Saturday morn- 8 sw risors of the project in ad-
X be held on Tuesday and Wednes- announcement made by school of- ings for an appointment.
^ fore
lay. June
18 and . 19.
week.
were a ----
to-
An
effort
made
this
'-0« k « rin, wnru.
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. . Lane ficials this -------
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. . —. ' is being —
a . al
«_ i ^ r e ’are the stefte^departm ent^
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County Agricultural council coop- tai of 53 perfect attenderà, with year to have these examinations-jore¿t
Oregon Forest Fire
C ity S PODUlatlOll
erating with O. S. Fletcher, coun- 21 from the West Side school. 18 completed in June; therefore, the association the Pacific northwest
w/r_ _
T «n^nnoo
ty agent. H. H. Rampton. forage from Central and 14 from the regular child conference is not be- forest experiment station
the
M ay ShOW In crease
crops specialist of the U. S. De- high school. Following is a list of ing scheduled this month, the time UnRed sta te s forest service and
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partment of Agriculture stationed pupils who had perfect attendance being given to children entering lhe q & C Land administration
Although the unofficial popula- at the Oregon State College, will records: West Side school—Bar- school this fall. This is the only p r e s e t plans specify that when
(Ion of the city has been announc- be present to discuss seed and for- bara Wycoff. Bobby Roner, Betty opportunity that the children en- ,.
<*d as 2,610 by the Eugene office „ p . values and possibilities of the Ixiulse Honnold, Vona Beach, Jane tering school this fall win be given’Diementary group of youths win
of the census bureau, local offici- crops growing in the nurseries.
Bird. Joyce Clark, Stanley Daugh- for a physical examination to be
thp nroiect so that
V ‘{i htOlM,,Ul Of- i£ ¡ Í ln,g Í ?
The schedule for the meetings »1^ . a fe e n Harpol». Ben Hickey, held in the office of the county
enroUment ¿an be main
tenu raked te over 3.ÜOO. L C .
M foU ow g : Tuesday. June 1 8 - Myrtle Huff, James King, Wayne health nurse. Beatrice
Turtle,
at
approximately fifty
Laurine Miller.
Miller, Robert
Robert the
the corner
corner of
of Main
and Fifth throughout the summer.
Schroeder, president of the (. ham- 9 30 a m farrn of Bart Flanagan McCall. Laurine
Mam and
ber of Commerce has asked that one.ha,f ^ ile eaat of Meadowview Moore Eugene Roner, Barbara streets, above John’s Cafe.
Aside from training and experi
all citizens who know of people <tat¡n_. i -in n m farm of Fred Russell, Joanne Short. Dottie Ann
ence in fire control, youths as--
who were not enumerated by the Q K nix. 12 miles southwest of Clark, Howard Harpole. Delmer J^pg JJ J M cK ibben
signed to the camp will become
<VnM,U,‘
IL ^ rl ? ^ hpeO' Eugene on the Inorane highway; Moore. Charles Plummer
«a v
familiar with many land-use and
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rd E. Dulley, Robert P. Fraxer,
Itaiph L Hoilidiiy. Ray P Holli-’
day, Fred E Jackson. J.meph P.
Lindon. Charlie M. Madden. Harry
A McCall. Hugh A McCormick.
Raymond C. Monroe. Clarence E.
Pease. Clayton A. Rank. Owen V.
Sloan. Dale P. Smith. John Stal-
der, LaVerne C. Thornton, Melvin
M Tonole William L Turner.
Virgil D. Ward, Kenneth G. Whit
lock. Leon O. Williams, Charles
W. Zimmerley.
Large Crowd Sees
Softball Opening
;
, »rip
tr^
P J ^ J t . It was originally
o r ig { ¡ J ^ p propos-
jp p p -
present.
,our through central and southern
Oregon, visiting other F.F A.
f haPt' 7 ‘
¡ ^ ^ e r ^ ? iu ? ^ Z T c m te ^
entrain'for
entrain for their
thcir various
variou> homes in
10
the
«Mdhem
sta te , from the Brice
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creek camp the week end of June
22nd. Lieutenant H. A. Bethard
wil1 accompany them. Replace-
m enu am expected to arrive the
expected
latter part of July.
___________ School Attendance
Announced by Agent Shows Improvement
T O :
cu U.
Pioneer Lady Passes
no longer have to dash horn«- from »uM|* "'¿.,,."'7,,'^"
nri ui-cumtc About one mile below Lxirane on well, Robert Christensen. Shirley
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rollees are forestry students and
work. Jump Into a uniform and
on th S J lieojle w hZfwirc s,UiS,aw rtver road Wednesday. Hart, Keith Pitcher Bobby Shof-
Eliza Jane McKibben died at the other youths inteX sted in the
hurry over to the field for a Zot c-nSiu-roted te the c c m £ June I®“ 1 3 0 P,*2? N° rton ,arm - ?taU‘ Donna ¿£Ln ^ damS Ed^ rd hom(> ° f her daughter Mrs. James professl on of forestry, all of whom
couple of Innings of ball before
--21.4 2 ? Schroeder
one mUe west of Blach,y on Sius' Govegren. Robert Magnusson Bev- i^abow. Mosby creek, June 7. She
t quaUfy
eligible for NYA
darkness calls a halt. Collage “ T ^ r o ^ n u to to- Ztentv of evl- la* highsmy.
erly Anne Moore, Billy Boyce, was born October 17. 1850 te Mis- ^ ¡ 3 ^ . Y
8
Grove now has a lighted field and
aZ<- as L n y «
While these nurseries are not Ered Frost, Mana Larsen. Doro-
355,5 antX
can play ball all hours of the
wh<) h a v e
n ot
te-en large, they indicate what may be f**y Patten, Betha Smith, Made-
Surviving are seven children,
night
¿0in te d and « LcZuZntli are ^ t expected from larger plantings of Hne Occ-umpaugh, Barbara Robtn- Mrs. James Leabow, Charles Me
in the grand opener Friday 7 r Z i m X
tetri Z£uute- »he large variety of crops grown son. Jake Palmer, Wanda Magnus- Kibben and Lou McKibben of Cot-
night a crowd of more than 650 Uon MaJ, carric „ have reported nn<i should be of interest to people son.
tage Grove, Joe McKibben of Eu-
spectators witnessed the parade. Inanv famine« U iat have not been interested in either seed or forage
High School—Arnold Earnshaw, gene, Mrs. Minnie Sweet of Cot-
and opening ceremonies. T h e .«»mted and one
iamilv alone production. All interested people Edith Garnet, Elbert Lee, Joe tage Grove, Mrs. Charles Teeters
crowd was treated to some fast numbered ten
ar» invited to attend any or all of Watson. Fred Wright, Donna of Dorena, and Melvin McKibben
action as all nine teams In th»| ARhi^gh Got tage Grove h a s ’*» meetings,
league saw action In a short garne^ ..finally btHXjrne ^ city-- according
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r C o n ^ æ S è n ^ n Z 5 BFOWn’
SU,VÌVÌng
42 grandchild- Z S Î
a? the C en ta l grade
The first regularly scheduled t
thp county newspapers fipniltR H old HlCniC'
league game Monday night saw thp
, ( ^ b e r is anxious to »COULS X101Q ITlCniC,
’
Mrs. McKibben was a real pio-
Ttæ ent,re ^roUm ent was
Quality Market run over the Culp
t the cooperation of all local Court o f H onor
lady in Cottage Grove_coming
Jhe
«5.
(re e k team by a 15 to 3 score
to ralse thp
U
O
U
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0
1
X
lO
n
O
r
neer
the
here
from
Kansas
in
1887.
She
was
With Tilton striking out 15. and totai population of the city to over
a charter member of the Relief
Present. The primanr under
Griggs hanging out 3 hits, one a -»
A large crowd attended the Boy Cham ber Of C om m erce Corps and has been a member of Miss
Lena
««U
vxta« ...UU
Uaw U«»»
Uaw
Miss
Lena Zendron
Zendron had
had 19.
19. Junior
Junior
triple
with * the
bags loaded, « the
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Scout court of honor held at the
that
organization
for
the
past
34
E
e
J
r
iS
id
^
in
g"
th
Z
la
t
e
s
t
' enjoyed
"Butchers" had little trouble with M
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city park Monday evening. The
the Culp Creek team.
S w in d ler s U se M ails Scout Mothers club sponsored a Mr. Snellstrom, Chairman of years.
A
«* enrollment
1 I »AAX, »a 4 of 41
an
41. The inter-
Services y were
held »».
in the Mills m
In he second game of the eve-
A k tF a iv i Marian
picnic tor oom Hoy ana Gin o.™
u n v v iv.»
x . v ,.»»»»
e d ia te d e n a r tm e n t w h o s e su o e r -
nlng Gustafson's "Cream Puffs" A0 O btain M oney
Scouts after the court of honor.
addressed the Chamber of Com- chapel Sunday at 2:30 o clock with intendent
Mrs w D Lovegren
out-scored the Eagles In a free-
a
F L Grannis was chairman merce at their regular meeting the Rev. Ellsworth Tilton officia- ,nl®n
J8 m
egre
scoring game 11 to 7. The Cream
Evidence that promoters of a with Harry gturges as Herald and Tuesday noon. Mr. Snellstrom told ting. Interment was at the Shields ad
enrollment of 18.
Puffs scored 6 runs te the first "Spanish Swindle" are operating
n rown as cierg
the Chamber that only non-ag- cemetery. The Relief Corps had a
The opening exercises in which
inning after two men were out and in this community was announced
gressive nations are receiving aid ritualist service at the grave side, the three last named departments
were never headed. Johnson hit a by N. J. Nelson, postmaster. The
following aw-ards were from |h<? Rpd Cross
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participated met in the old high
homer for the Eagles in the 6th local office has received two let- maa» at tn» court or nonor.
A crn rd jn£, tn M r
S n e lls tr o m
THE CUB REPORTER NEWS school auditorium where they were
inning.
,ters addressed to local business
Second Class: Bob Stroup.
j" '8, " a / $20000 000
The Cottage G r o v e Sentinel led in song by Mrs. E. Tilton. Rev.
Norman Moen. Creswell south- men from points in Mexico that
Second Class Merit Badges: and
sha,4 to be raised 'b y Cubs met in the banquet room of Hypes led the salutes to the
paw hurler. treated softball fans are attempting to get help te re- Farrell Sunderland, carpentry; Ijane
is jgooo. The Cham- the Cottage Grove hotel Friday. < ^ e n c a n flag the ^ m t i a n flag
to six Innings of no hit ball but covering lost money.
Edgar Hunter, carpentry.
ber went on record to help the June 7. A business meeting was and to the Bible. Mrs. McFarland
finally weakened in the last Inning
Quotations from one of the let
First Class Merit Badges.: Harry drive and are going to try to get held and the constitution of the had charge( of the woretep service.
to give up five hits and as many ters is as follows:
. . I beg you ¡jturges, athletics and leather- other local organizations to coop- club voted on and accepted with Then the pupils marched to their
runs
to night.
the Grove
to inform
me the*amound
if you are willing
to rra/».
RH nn S Wooley
tr o n n c civics
iv ic s car^
an d era,P
» with
.•.»_ them ‘n th* dnVe tO charter
signing
the meet-
con- j respective
in
nesday
The Hardware
final score Wed-
was help
me save
of $185,-
Zoology ^EteUh
sU tu tfo members
n ^ r th T c lo
S 'o f8the
handwork, class
music rooms.
and .Classes
Bible
fat
- Creswell.
*
- Grove
-
“ Hard
* 000 in bank notes that I possess S T ’J S r o S r f e S t e j X
aid the war victims of the nonJ ing the group sang a few songs.
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11 to 5 - for
| lowed
through until 11:30.
UW rn oans runes umt 1
pentry and rowing; Eddie John- a,u
wtu v,tlu
ware team pulled a triple play in J* ‘ m " ♦ t U? nk2 n ®
ston- Painting and personal health, aggressive nations
The club voted on a club song
Much enthusiasm was mani-
in North America. . . As a com-
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the sixth inning.
Star
Scout-
Kenneth
Hansen
Miss Irene Ritchie, Lane county composed by a member. Betty Lou;fested on the opening day and the
In the nightcap Kinckerbockers pensation I would gladly give you
a—
,« , Mr. S ^ n - >¡0»!
¡ ¡ ¡ - ^ ^ « . W
« « «h.
and Dorena staged a game of er- one-third of said amount. . .
mornings are all too short. It is
Life
Scout:
Harry
Sturges.
I
strom
to
the
meeting.
rors with Knicks coming out on
The postal authorities, upon re-
Spangled Banner." The club also not too late yet for other children
quest of Postmaster Nelson, are
top of a 15 to 9 score.
voted to sing this song at the be to enroll.
giving the matter their attention.
The short score;
ginning of each club meeting.
R H E Anyone receiving letters of this
The Cubs will give their first
type through the mails should
Quality Market:
program June 28th at the Arcade
4 contact their local postmaster at
130 461 0—15 13
theater.
once.
Culp Creek;
There are 35 charter members.
If
you
live
within
the
city
limits
of
Cottage
Grove
and
have
not
000 030 0 - 3
3 11
New members taken in at this
been enumerated, fill out this blank and leave at The Sentinel
MASONIC LODGE
Tilton and Patton; Hocker, Yates,
Guy A. Smith, Empire, Oregon,
meeting were: Ross Adkins, Billy
Wednesday, June 19, McKenzie
Scott and Ashland.
office or mail it to Merle C. Stuart, Supervisor of Census, 34
Boyce, Peggy Alson, Annette Ol died at 1345 Birch avenue June
1 River Lodge No. 195, Eugene, Ore-
Gustafson’s:
12. Mr. Smith was bom October
son, Jean Hosman.
Hampton Building, Eugene, Oregon.
611 003 0 - 1 1 11 7 gone will be guests of the Cottage
Lyle Fowler has gone to Cali 21, 1869 in Saginaw, Michigan. He
8 71 Grove Lodge No. 51 at Cottage
Eagles: 001 100 4— 7
was visiting his son A. M. Smith
fornia to visit.
Turner and Jepson; D. M cK u-en Grove. Their degree team will con-
W. C. Martin Jr. and Albert here at the time of his death. He
: fer the MM degree on one of the
and M. McKibben.
Martin have gone to New York was a 32nd degree mason and a
Name..
local candidates. This meeting will
Creswell
and expect to be away for about member of I. O. O. F. lodge.
130 133 0—11 16 5 be the last meeting before sum
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
five weeks.
mer vacation. AU masons of this
Grove Hardware
Bobby Shofstall is the only Cub Elizabeth Smith, four sons, A. M.
Street
and
Number..
5
7 1 lodge and members of other Ma-
000 000 5— 5
who has a birthday this week on Smith, Cottage Grove, Guy Smith,
Moen and Montgomery; McDole sonic lodges living or visiting in
June 8.
I Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Ross M.
, the community are cordially In
and Leonard.
The next meeting will be Satur- Smith and Carson Smith of O n-
City..
vited to attend this meeting.
Knickerbockers
day, June 15th, at 1 p. m. in the cinnati, Ohio.
302 433 0 - 1 5 10 6
Funeral services were held ln
banquet room of the Cottage
Mrs. Howard Tracy and daugh-
Do renn
Grove hotel. AU members are re Mills chapel Sunday at 2 p. m.
7
7 1 ter Fern, Mrs. Bill Watson and son
110 106 0— 9
quested to be present at the next with interment in the Masonic
Number in Family..
Kingsley and Denson, Swanson; Joe and Mrs. Jennie Cox spent a
cemetery. Masonic lodge h a d
1MMY DENSON,
meeting.
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Heim and Scull.
i few days at the coast this week. ,
Cub Reporter, charge of graveside services.
Bible School Has
Enrollment of 10Ì
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Snellstrom Speaks to
HAVE YOU BEEN ENUMERATED?
Guy A. Smith, Empire
Dies Here June 12